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  • March 9, 2017 at 4:06 pm #377142
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    @jobinthomas said:
    Anyone took the revised standard quantity as 2.2 in sec c 31st question

    yes, I took it

    March 9, 2017 at 11:36 am #377033
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    @surajnair said:
    Yes. Both operational and planning for material usage variance.ill tell you how i did it.For planning,i took 2 metres as budgeted input per output and 2.2 metres for revised input per output. Actual input -24000 units. So 2*24000=48000(budgeted usage) 2.2*24000=52800 (revised usage) . So planning variance- 4800metres adverse.( Now on to operational variance.( Revised usage- actual usage) actual usage was more than revised usage.it was around 54000 something metres.there also you get adverse. Once you get the adverse figures multiply it with standard rate. For both planning and variance.
    That’s how i did it. I may be totally wrong. But that’s my answer

    I did usage material variance:
    24000 * 2 * 3 =144000 (Budgeted)
    24000 * 2,2 * 3 = 158400 (Revised)
    54600 * 3 = 163800 (Actual)
    This gave me 14400 Adverse for planning, and 5400 Adverse for operiational

    Labour efficiency variance:
    24000 * 0,13 * 12 = 37440 (Budgeted)
    24000* 0,16 * 12 = 46080 (Revised)
    3840 * 12 = 46080 (Actual)
    This gave me 8640 Adverse for planning, and 0 for operiational.

    Traditional efficiency variance for labour:
    3840 * 12 = 46080
    24000 * 0,13 * 12 = 37440
    This gave me 8640 Adverse for labour.
    I don’t now if that is right but that what I did in qc 31.

    March 9, 2017 at 7:55 am #376955
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    @petraicon said:
    Q31 for material planning usage variances:
    I did actual production at standard quantity by standard price
    24000*2m(2.2m/110*100) * €3 (2.85/95*100) = 144000
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    actual production at new design quantity by standard price
    24000*2.2m*€3 =158400
    144000-158400= €14400 Adverse planning usage
    Is this really wrong?will I get any marks?

    I got the same answer. Did exactly the same.

    March 8, 2017 at 10:11 pm #376854
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    sorry, material price 8190 favourable

    March 8, 2017 at 10:10 pm #376853
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    31qc. price variance 8190 favourable, material usage 19800 adverse, labour efficiency 8640 adverse. did somebody has the same?

    March 8, 2017 at 6:30 pm #376747
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    What did you choose in A section in qc about shadow price?

    March 8, 2017 at 6:03 pm #376709
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    Q 31 I did the same. I got favourable price materials, adverse material usage, adverse labour efficiency

    March 8, 2017 at 6:00 pm #376707
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    I had 1) maturity, 2) revenue less fixed 3) 300 favourable.

    TPAR in B section 1.4?

    March 8, 2017 at 5:55 pm #376698
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    in question 2 should be revenue less fixed cost – I think

    December 23, 2016 at 9:56 am #364306
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    Thank you Mr. Moffat.

    There is one more question I am not sure about.

    ”Meadaw Co operates an activity based costing system. The budgeted costs for warehousing for the next six months are $356,014, of which $215,414 is in respect of handling receipts of materials. The balance is for the issue of goods to production. In the same period it is expected that 3,700 orders will be received and 2,500 issues will be made. The company has received an order which will generate 14 receipts and 6 issues.

    What is warehousing cost to be included in the total cost of the order?

    Can you help me with this question please?

    Kind regards
    Kasia

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